Prices of Chinese frozen tilapia fillets in the US wholesale market edged down further in Week 15, with inventory pressures starting to be reflected more directly in transaction prices. According to market quotes, prices of all mainstream specifications dropped by approximately $0.05 per pound on average. This marks the first clear sign of price loosening in the market after weeks of sideways trading. In terms of trading momentum, US buying interest has not picked up noticeably; procurement...

Week 14 (March 27 - April 2) The oceanic squid market entered a downward phase, with price declines concentrated in whole squid products, and small-size varieties emerging as the core of this round of adjustments. The Southeast Pacific production area saw the most pronounced changes. Prices of processed products such as squid heads, tail fins and tubes remained stable, with squid heads trading in the range of 21,700 to 22,000 RMB per ton. Whole squid products weakened across the board:...

Mid-March has witnessed new shifts in the supply and demand dynamics of the global squid market. As fishing yields in major Latin American producing regions have gradually retreated from previous highs, prices in China's wholesale markets have started to fluctuate slightly. Among them, the price of Peruvian jumbo squid has edged up, while that of Argentine squid has remained stable overall, though the market generally expects a potential uptrend in the later period. Data shows that in the...